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The Gerontologist, Vol 34, Issue 6 743-748, Copyright © 1994 by The Gerontological Society of America
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RB Hudson
Boston University School of Social Work, MA 02215.
This article assesses the demographic and ideological shifts reshaping aging policy and proposes an approach to rethinking the bases of aging- based and aging-related policy. This approach takes into account new and multiple patterns of need and well-being among the old and, as such, holds the promise of providing both a defense of and a rationale for a range of age-related benefits. As well, it opens the possibility of shifting responsibilities for well-being in old age among government, the private sector, and individuals themselves.
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